Hello and welcome to work week.

The main diary project for Americans will be the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday-for those who fly to visit their families, FT has a Airport restaurant guide. This coming Sunday will also begin to celebrate Hanukkah, Jewish Festival of Lights and Advent, both of which are based on the theme of gratitude.

After Thanksgiving, there is a consumer frenzy, Black Friday, and it is now an international event, demonstrating the health of the retail industry.Here, economic and corporate news are also very grateful to us, from Early Christmas shopping trip with Consumer confidence rises in England Airbnb Report an increase in bookings. The consumer confidence data of EU countries will be released this week, and we will see whether the whole of Europe can find joy.

Londoners who find themselves late will welcome the return of part of the night subway on Saturday-suspended at the beginning of the UK’s first pandemic lockdown.London relies on good public transport, as Mayor Sadiq Khan said This FT columnRevelers will undoubtedly be happy about the return of Night Tube, but those who only need to travel to and from different locations at night and find that the service is a safer option than walking on the street or calling a taxi in the early morning will also be happy.

Gratitude will also become the theme of darker occasions. In the UK, mourners will reflect on the significant contribution to public service made by David Amess, a member of Southend West. Be killed At the constituency surgery meeting last month. The civic service will be held at Westminster Abbey on Tuesday.

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Economic data

This may be the beginning of the holiday, but we are at the end of the earnings season. This means that this week’s statistics and event calendar are a bit thin.

The highlight may be the latest Purchasing Managers Index survey, which will be able to compare the relative health of G7 countries and a series of surveys in Europe and the United Kingdom. In the United States, there will be residential property sales data and revised third-quarter GDP data.

company

As mentioned earlier, the next few weeks should be a blessing for online retailers, such as Austrian World, To report the interim results on Tuesday.However, this UK-based home appliance expert has already Already warned The sales were hit by driver shortages and supply chain disruptions caused by the pandemic, as well as competition from large competitors such as Amazon.

We all want to go beyond the pandemic, even if SkyrocketConsidering that employees are returning to the workplace and are no longer relying on screen-based meetings, the video conferencing platform needs to expand its scope. The platform will report quarterly data on Monday. Zoom’s failure to acquire the cloud computing business Five9 may be a blessing. According to FT’s Lex column, But the company will need to assure investors on the feasibility of the alternative plan on the earnings call this week.

Major economic and company reports

Below is a more complete list of company reports and economic data this week.

on Monday

• China, policy interest rate decision

• European Union, fast consumer confidence data

• Thailand, third quarter employment data and household debt data

• UK, CBI Monthly Industry Trend Survey

• result: intuition the first season, Skyrocket the third quater

Tuesday

• Canada, Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Paul Beaudry speaks to the Ontario Securities Commission on the risks faced by the Canadian financial system

• CRH Third quarter transaction update

• Eurozone, France, Germany, United Kingdom, United States: IHS Markit releases comprehensive purchasing managers index data

• Germany, GDP data for the third quarter

• Nigeria, Monetary Policy Committee sets interest rates

• UK, HMRC announces monthly real estate transaction data

• result: Austrian World H1, Best Buy Q3, Compass Group Wind and cloud, Dell Technologies Q3, life value Wind and cloud, Medtronic Q2, Severn Trent H1

Wednesday

• New Zealand, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand issues monetary policy statement

• Riksbank holds monetary policy meeting

• U.S., Federal Open Market Committee meeting minutes, third quarter GDP estimates plus consumer spending and residential sales data

• result: Deere Company Wind and cloud, Johnson Matthey Q2, Lukoil Q3, United Utilities H1, Virgin money Wind and cloud

Thursday

• Meeting Minutes of the European Union and European Central Bank Management Committee

• Germany, consumer confidence and third quarter GDP data

• Mexico, GDP data

• United Kingdom, energy trends and price data, estimates of young people without education, employment or training, and statistics on the Bank of England’s capital issuance

• result: Remy Cointreau H1

Friday

• French consumer confidence data

• China, Hong Kong’s monthly real estate data

• Switzerland, third quarter GDP data

• United Kingdom, National Bureau of Statistics England and Wales’ excess winter mortality data plus the national house price index

• Huw Pill, Chief Economist of the Bank of England, UK, delivered a speech on economic prospects, hosted by CBI North East

World events

Finally, here is a summary of other events and milestones this week.

on Monday

• The General Council of Switzerland and the World Trade Organization meets in Geneva

• Opening of the UK CBI Annual Conference held online this year

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

• Cuba, the fifth anniversary of the death of Fidel Castro

• England and NHS statistics on vacancies in England, and immigration statistics from the Department of Home Affairs

• USA, Thanksgiving holiday

Friday

Saturday

• Thailand celebrates the annual Monkey Festival

• Britain, London’s night subway will return in time during the busy Christmas period

Sunday

• Hanukkah, Jewish Festival of Lights, start

• Honduras holds general election

• Britain, the first Sunday of Advent

• The United States, Hollywood Christmas Parade held in Los Angeles